I admittedly was not a big fan of Zack Creggar's previous film, Barbarian (2022). I can't say I was particularly enthused about Weapons (2025) when I searched what true story it was based on (since the marketing very much wanted you to know it was all true) and found that Creggar had said "It wasn't like a piece of media or anything like that [that inspired the movie.]" as opposed to a "any singular incident.", only mentioning footage from Vietnam. Whilst an awful tragedy, th